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Upgrading drive array - Dell Poweredge 2650

Asked by porourke61 in Computer Servers, Windows 2000 Operating System

Tags: dell, poweredge, 2650, upgrading

What is the best way to increase drive space on a Dell Poweredge 2650, SCSI controller PERC 3/Di  runnning raid 5 with (3) 33gb hd's(two partition 12gb & 55 gb) without having to rebuild the server's o/s?  Can I do a step ugrade(replace each drive with a 72gb drive) allowing the raid 5 to rebuild each drive?  Then can I rearrange the size of the partitions?  Or do I then have a 12gb, 55gb & an add'l 79gb partition?

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